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Masonna

Noisextra

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Pressed on vinyl for the first time, Masonna’s Noisextra receives the standalone treatment it deserves. Originally released in 1995 as part of RRRecords Pure series, Noisextra is updated with new cover art and printed on white on red splatter vinyl. Each LP comes packaged with an 8 page booklet printed on glossy 150gsm art paper.

Masonna

Super Compact Disc

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For the first time, Masonna’s Super Compact Disc is pressed to vinyl. Recorded at Acty Hanazono and released on the legendary Alchemy Records in 1995, Super Compact Disc represents a high point in Maso’s 90’s discography. The LP reissue is presented in a high gloss silver laminate jacket and pressed on sky blue on white splatter vinyl. Each LP comes with a 12-panel poster and postcard insert.

Merzbow

Circular Reference

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Masami Akita continues his work as the world's premiere extreme dynamicist on Circular Reference, his latest full-length and first for No Holiday. It's a torrent of synthesized tones colliding against punishing layers of feedback and midrange noise. But there are also snatches of lurching rhythms to be found, as well as moments of relative uneasy calm. More than anything, it's distinctly Merzbow.Released on 2xLP and CD formats, the latest from this titan of noise is sure to please longtime listeners and new disciples. We recommend playing this one especially loud.

Merzbow

Red Magnesia Pink

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First released by Extreme in the massive, infamous Merzbox, Red Magnesia Pink is extracted and recontextualized as a standalone release for the first time. Recorded in 1995, Red Magnesia Pink sees Merzbow in peak form. A psychedelic whirlwind of synthetic transmissions; harsh, wet, screeching sounds that could only be produced by Masami Akita. Featuring two previously unreleased bonus tracks from the same era.

Nocturnal Emissions

Cathedral

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Nocturnal Emissions' releases throughout the 1980s are eclectic, adventurous and intermittently raw. 1991's "Cathedral" is something else entirely—ritualistic, expansive, awe-inducing. It is at turns warm, ominous and ethereal. We could come up with adjectives all day, but it really must be heard to be believed. Originally released by Italy's Musica Maxima Magnetica, Cathedral finally gets its due on vinyl with a deluxe 2xLP edition featuring a large booklet with many of Nigel Ayers' visuals from the same era.

Nocturnal Emissions

Invocation of the Beast Gods

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If Cathedral is one of Nigel Ayers' most celestially minded records, then Invocation of the Beast Gods is among his most ritualistic. We start at full throttle with suffocating tension before giving way to an uneasy release. "Tranquil" this is not, but Ayers' delicate touch allows him to explore the full breadth of the album title's implications — here you will find moments of whimsy, contemplation, and full-bore reckoning. No Holiday is pleased to offer Invocation of the Beast Gods alongside our reissue of Cathedral from earlier this year as a single LP on clear-and-black marbled vinyl.

Total

Sky Blue Void

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Matthew Bower's Total released Sky Blue Void in 1994 through Freek, recorded the same year as previous NOHL reissue Skullflower's Last Shot at Heaven. Sky Blue Void is the zoner of zoners, as heavenly and crushing as the rapturous cover art suggests. Release yourself to the void.

Debt Of Nature

Robin Diamond's Lungs

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First ever reissue of the project's debut 1982 highly sought-after cassette. A teenage Brad Laner (Medicine) DIY recordings of industrial mayhem. Taking cues from Throbbing Gristle, LAFMS. Brion Gysin and early Cabaret Voltaire, the tracks veer from Nag, Nag, Nag styled aggro-"songs," rhythmic tape loop musique concrete to pure, harsh industrial noise. A lost album from LA's underground scene, features luminaries like Monte Cazzaza and Don Bolles amongst the collaborators. Limited edition of 300 copies pressed on clear vinyl with a booklet insert.

Schloss Tegal

The Grand Guignol

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This album is a hallmark in the death-industrial scene—both for its extreme thematic intensity and its visceral sonic brutality. It’s not for the faint of heart, but for those drawn to confrontational, thought-provoking sound art, it remains a dark classic.Released in 1993 on Artwork Production, Germany, The Grand Guignol is a dark, uncompromising work blending industrial, noise, dark ambient, experimental, and drone genres. The album delivers a relentless sonic assault with unsettling themes—serial killers, anthropophagy, existential dread—drawn from disturbing real-world sourcesTracks include titles like “The Cannibal,” “Black Dahlia,” “Hunting for Humans,” and “Certificate of the Wound,” culminating in a chilling Epilogue. The sound is characterized by droning textures, distorted voices, samples of serial killer recordings, pre-death gasps, fragmented conversations, and deeply brooding atmospheresOne reviewer vividly described it as “an extreme noise and menacing ambient” experience, "hard to listen to the whole of it without becoming depressed or mad."Another recounted being initially repelled, then strangely captivated by its dark audio landscapes—“all the vileness that can be found in the depths of human nature”2xLP on opaque red vinyl. Layered, gloss overprint on matte gatefold, showing an anatomical drawing.

Masonna

Freak-Out Electrolyze

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A reissue of Masonna's long out of print 1997 album. Limited Edition Black and White splatter LP. First ever vinyl pressing, deluxe silver foil reflective sleeve with insert.

Masonna

Hyper Chaotic

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Reissue of the Japanese noisemaster's long out of print 1996 Hyper Chaotic release.Reverse board semi-textured professional CD in digipack. Limited Edition Red and White splatter LP, textured reverse board offset print.

Sissy Spacek

Non-Linear

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Non-Linear is a box set of new material celebrating 26 years of Sissy Spacek, featuring a wide range of contributors. The set consists of three 7-inch vinyl records containing six tracks, and a CD featuring 20 tracks, packaged in an elegant, heavy duty casewrap slipcase with art and design by John Wiese. The collection offers a rich overview of Sissy Spacek’s highly varied output, which throughout the years has ranged from free improv infused musique concrète to grinding maximalist noise to chaotic grindcore/noisecore outbursts, whilst always staying within the spirit of total freeform non-linear expression with its many collaborators. A vital group which is relentlessly changing shape in new exciting ways.Participants:Tim Barnes (7, 18)Phil Blankenship (13)Mike Du Bose (2, 15)James Fella (9, 21, 26)Aaron Hemphill (15, 26)Isaac Horne (3, 15)Katsura Mouri (25)Charlie MummaBill Nace (23)Oblivia (9, 21, 26)Jay Randall (4, 16)Ralf Wehowsky (25)John WieseC. Spencer Yeh (7, 18, 25)